GNU/Linux Market Share
  One highly controversial subject is the market share of GNU/Linux on the desktop. Fedora claims over 20 million installations and figures belittling GNU/Linux on the desktop usually turn out to be fundamentally biased (by design), Microsoft-funded, population-leaning, and contradicted by simple facts and observations. This page presents a summary on posts on the subject.
 Can the of Scale of Linux Adoption Ever be Gauged? 
 Freedom and the Fallacy of Market Share 
 Microsoft Accused of Lying About Market Share 
 Microsoft Fans Still Spread Microsoft’s Lies Against GNU/Linux 
 Confirmed: Microsoft Publicly Lies About Market Share of GNU/Linux 
 Microsoft’s Highly Confidential GNU/Linux Share Figures (2003) 
 GNU/Linux Desktop Market Share in the United States Not the Global Share 
 Microsoft is Losing Share in Servers and Desktops, GNU/Linux and FOSS Gain 
 Data Point: GNU/Linux Share in Desktops/Laptops Nearly Tripled in the Past Decade, Peaking This Past Month (All-Time High) 
 Microsoft and Apple Pay Net Applications (Hitslink) 
 Net Applications Has Former Microsoft Employee, Also a Microsoft Investor? 
 Summary: Lies, Damn Lies and Net Applications (Fake ‘Statistics’) 
 Net Applications Finally Shows It’s Just a Joke: Mac ‘Market Share’ Halved Overnight! 
 Three New Articles Question Net Applications’ Integrity 
 Net Applications: the Big Lie, Boosted by IDC|IDG et al 
 GNU/Linux Market Share is Not 1% (Net Applications Interrogated Further) 
 Microsoft-Influenced Net Applications Won’t Share Its Data 
 Is Net Applications One Order of Magnitude Off Target? 
 Quick Mention: The Big Lie About GNU/Linux ‘Market Share’ 
 Sources of Endlessly-repeated Lies About GNU/Linux 
 Mozilla Staff Explains That Net Applications Gives Skewed Firefox Measures 
 Net Applications: The Mathematics Failing 
 Microsoft-Connected Firm Net Applications Used to Mislead About Vista 10 Share and Mock GNU/Linux 
 Net Applications Was Always Hostile Towards GNU/Linux (and Close to Microsoft), So Stop Measuring or Assessing 'Market Share' Based on What It Says 
 As Microsoft Windows Drops to Just 30% Market Share the Microsoft-Connected ‘Net Applications’ Wants You to Think Windows Still Has Over 90% of the Market 
 Microsoft Still Rigging and Gaming Statistics by Taking Over or Registering Dead/Inactive/Parked Domains by the Millions 
 Is Netcraft Promoting Microsoft Just Like Net Applications? 
 Microsoft’s Bing Spams Web Sites with Referrer SPAM and Net Applications Lies Again 
 Why GNU/Linux is Microsoft’s #1 Desktop Threat, Shareholders Are Finally Being Informed 
 GNU/Linux Market Share: Why Gartner and IDC Must be Ignored 
 Windows Mobile Down to Single-Digit Market Share as Linux Grows 
 If Google Renamed, It Would Gain Another 80% Market Share 
 Microsoft Buys Market Share, But Still Loses Due to Technical Problems 
 ‘Microsoft Press’ Spreads Delusions About Microsoft’s Position in the Market 
 GNU/Linux Desktop ‘Market Share’ According to BoycottNovell.com: Around 35% 
 Off-topic: The ‘Market Share’ Lie 
 Browser and Operating Systems Statistics 
 Microsoft Allegedly Pays $500,000,000 for Verizon to Remove Google 
 Has Microsoft Sent Its Former Employees to Conduct Anti-Google Studies? 
 Microsoft Has Been Rigging Votes/Polls for Ages 
 Why GNU/Linux Has Already Won 
 Commentary: StatCounter ‘Global’ Statistics 
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